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1 S TUDENT G OVERNMENT E LECTIONS Meet the Candidates

2 A GENDA Expectations Campaigning Speeches Questions

3 E XPECTATIONS Leadership Set an Example Time Commitment Spirit

4 C AMPAIGNING NO more than 4 Posters, approved by Mrs.Mckledin at lunch in the Social Studies Office. Facebook Groups are fine but can’t contain any negative material or you will be disqualified. If another person makes negative comments delete them or you will be held responsible. No Negative Campaigning No handouts

5 S PEECHES Will be recorded of May 12 th -15 th in the media center (You will get a pass) Speeches due by Monday, May 11 th, email them to sherwoodsga@gmail.com sherwoodsga@gmail.com

6 S PEECHES Speeches should …. Be short sweet and to the point Not include promises you can’t keep Be enthusiastic and well rehearsed

7 E LECTION Speeches will be shown in social studies classes. May 18 th - May 20 th Voting will be held May 21 st

8 R EMINDERS ALL forms due MONDAY in the SGA office. Email speeches to SGA email by Monday, May 11 th Taping will begin May 12 th

9 A NY Q UESTIONS, C OMMENTS, OR CONCERNS ?

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